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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

7

County Levy Fixed At 100 Mills In King County

King County commissioners set next year’s tax levy at 100 mills, down from 13.3 this year and 16.3 in 1919. The hearing drew strong debate, with reductions proposed for the King Humane Society and juvenile court funds. A Mercer Island bridge plan and ferry service changes also featured in the contentious session.

King County Homer M. Hill Taxpayers’ League King Humane Society C. C. Dalm John B. Wright King Dykeman Laurence Colman T. Bn Bellevue W. Beck Frank Terrace Mercer Island Claude C. Ramsay Feas Washington

Watson Emerges as GOP Leader in Senate Shakeup

Oct. 6 report notes a Republican shift in the Senate with Senator Watson rising as the actual GOP leader while Lodge, Curtis, and Cummins, Penrose take comparatively minor roles in the evolving lineup.

Republic Senate Watson Lodge Curtis, Cummins Penrose

Edison Is Ill With Cold In New Jersey

Thomas A. Edison is confined to his home in Orange New Jersey with a cold. The illness is described as not serious and he is resting at home.

Thomas A. Edison Orange N. J A. Edison

Radium treatment promise in health advertisement

An old advertisement promotes a radium based device claiming relief from constipation rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis nervous prostration high blood pressure stomach heart lungs and other ailments. It touts continuous p active rays to heal tissues and nerves and offers trial at 279 Bradbury Building Los Angeles with no obligation.

Radium Ap- Co Bradbury Bidg Los Calif

Yankees Giants Open Series With Festive Field Show

A lively pregame scene as the Giants and Yankees arrive around 12:26 to 12:55. Babe Ruth draws cheers and the crowd waves as players begin practice at 1:15. Ruth homers off Shawkey, band plays, and Eddie Grant monument wreath is laid before the game.

Giants Fied Gianta Elmer Miller Hawks Ferguson Bob Meuse Miller Fluggine Jess Burkett Ruth Shawkey Babe Ruth Babe Ceeil Causey Hugh Jennings Big Ed Brown Frisch Charles Rigler Quigley Chil Miller Ian John Heydler National League Judge Landis Baseball Phil Douglas Shbuffier Gaston Yanks Flroi Eddie Grant Argonne Mays

Southard Murder Trial May Feature Idaho Officials

Prosecutors Frank L. Stephen and Sheriff E R Sherman lead the case in Twin Falls Idaho against Mrs Lyda Southard accused of poisoning her fourth husband. It is charged her three prior husbands and her child died under mysterious circumstances. She is married to a fifth.

Frank L. Stephen Upper Twin Alle Idaho E. R. Sherman Lyda Southard

Booze Trail Linked to Arbuckle Death Inquiry

Prohibition officials in Seattle investigate a liquor trail tied to the Fatty Arbuckle death party in San Francisco. Roy C. Lyle says Seattle is a hub for contraband liquor and has inquired about a shipload believed to have landed via Seattle en route to California.

San Francisco Seattle Prohibition Roy C. Lyle Federal Prohibition Office California British Columbia Virginia Rappe Coast Guard Washington Lquor Prohibition Office

Marking Time as Arbuckle Case Awaits Judge Arraignment

In San Francisco on October 6, both defense and prosecution marked time in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter case tied to Virginia Rappe of Los Angeles. They awaited Superior Judge Louderbach to call the case for a formal arraignment and trial date.

San Francisco Roscoe Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Los Angeles Louderbach

Mystery Man Freed From Jail Talks Little

L. D. Atkinson known as mystery man was released from the city jail Monday night after being held in communicado since the Mahoney trial began. He declined to discuss the fraud case involving Dolores Johnson and said he would secure witnesses in St. Paul. He stated he was arrested and released at his own request and lives with his wife at 1140 16th Ave.

L. D. Atkinson Mahoney Dolores Johnson St. Paul Atkinson 16Th Ave

Oil Company Plant Is Fire Threatened

Chemical apparatus from Martinez aided in fighting a blaze at the Associated Oil Company's Avon plant four miles away after an oil well exploded at 4 o clock in the morning. The fire, thought to be under control, rekindled and threatened pipelines as reported from the plant.

Oil Company Martinez Cal Associated Oil Company Avon At & O

UC Student Fulmer Hines Found Dead in Estuary

Fulmer Hines, UC student and member of a wealthy Los Angeles family, was found dead in an Oakland estuary after being missing for a week. The body was partially clothed and identification relied on a signet ring.

Oakland Cal Fulmer Hines University of California Los Angeles

California Fig Syrup Endorsed For Children’s Bowels

A parental appeal promotes genuine California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for babies and children. It claims a single teaspoon can prevent illness tomorrow, urges mothers to insist on the real product to avoid imitations, and notes directions are on the bottle.

California

Posse Member Slain in Mistaken Identity in Grass Valley

In Grass Valley California on October 6 a posse member, Charles Beck, was shot and killed by a fellow officer after being mistaken for a bank bandit from the Loyalton heist. Bandits who robbed the Sierra Valley bank fled in a car, later hijacked another vehicle, and escaped into the Antelope mountains as posses close in.

Grass Valley Cal Sierra Valley Loyalton Charles Beck Antelope

Spokane Posses Hunt Bandits After Bank Robbery

Spokane posses search Spokane county for two bandits who robbed the Spangle State bank at Spangle, escaping with 6150 and wounding assistant cashier Miss Ruth Jennings in the arm. Descriptions from several citizens aid the manhunt, but no trace yet.

Spokane Spokane County Spangle Ruth Jennings Mias Jennings Revolversa

Seattle Community Chest organizes regional aid network

The Community Chest will maintain offices at the Central Building with Frank Burteson in charge. The movement began two years ago after the Chamber of Commerce charity endorsement board studied Eastern models and secured 43 participating organizations. The list includes Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, YMCAs, YWCA, and numerous homes and leagues. Mayor Caldwell serves as honorary president. a large executive committee and board oversee budgeting and publicity efforts.

Community Chest 81&Aintain Central Building Frank Burteson Cleveland Akros Movement For Chest Movement For A Community Chest Seattle Reau Chamber of Com American Red Cross Anti-Tuberculosis League Big Sisters Boy Scouts Briscoe Orphan Boy Home Campfire Girls Florence Crittenton Home Educational Center House of Good Shepherd King County Humane Society Ladies of the G. A. R. Home Lebanon Rescue Home Lighthouse For the Blind Lyng Home Association Near East Relief Oliver Branch Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society Washington Girls’ Home Ryther Child Sacred Heart Orphanage Salvation Army Scandinavian Seamen's Mission Community Service Washington Children’s Home W. C. T. U. Americanization Department White Cross Ant Narcotic League Northwest Hugh M. Caldwell Community Fund Drark Weed Willis Frank Waterhouse Reginald H. Parsons Laurence 8. Booth Clifford Wiley E.L. Blaine R. H. Parsons T. 8. Lippy J. C. Munday William Pigott W. L. Rhodes Otto Kegel Henry Landes Ralph Stacy L. J. Colman Booth Josiah Collins Nathan Eckstein Archie Taft B. C. Beck Nathan S Beckstein Samuel Koch J. F. Douglas C. D. Stimson J. A. Haight Fred Ernst King Dykeman Leo Schwabacher E. L. Blaine Hiram Read T. P. Rugge Frank M. Sullivan William Short Fleming George Danworth Herbert Schoenfeld J. B. Carrigan

U S nickel composition noted as three quarters copper

A brief note outlines the United States nickel composition as seventy five percent copper with the remainder made of nickel and other metals. The source emphasizes the coin's metallic makeup.

DAIL EIREANN HOW TO SAY IT AND WHAT MEANING

The New York World explains how to spell and pronounce the Dail Eireann and what the term means. It notes Dail Eireann is the Irish house of representatives with 85 Sinn Fein members meeting in Dublin or any place chosen by the body. In 1916 they read the Irish republic constitution outside Nelson's Pillar. Sinn Fein is pronounced Shin Fane.

New York World Eireann House of Representatives Irish House of Commons Ireland Dublin Nelson's Pillar

Osborn Tale of Baby Death Under Legal Scrutiny

Testimony recalls a night of packing at 2400 Fuhrman Ave as Mrs. Osborn describes a sequence leading to her baby Luccy’s injuries and death. She recounts a bath incident, blood loss, a hospital transfer, a blood transfusion, and a later fatal diagnosis amid conflicting neighbor statements.

Mrs. Osborn Fuhrman Ave Baby

Puyallup Fair Sees 17 000 Attend Opening Day

Puyallup Wash Oct 5 Thousands flocked to the twenty third Western Washington fair with weather set for a larger crowd than the 17000 counted opening day A parade of 4000 children highlighted yesterday program A incident saw W H Pauthamus attacked by jockey Bob Small who was alleged drunk Derby Day features horses from Northwest Canada on the card

Puyallup Wash Washington Fair W. H. Pauthamus Bob Small Paulth Small Northwest Canada

Girl Quarrel Ends in Suicide Attempt by LySol

After a quarrel with her sister Tuesday night Miss Bertha Edmonds a 70 year old waitress swallowed Lysol in a failed attempt to take her life. She was rushed to City Hospital where doctors removed her from danger. She left the hospital Wednesday morning and returned home at 369 Senecast.

Bertha Edmonds City Hospital Miss Edmonds Efo Senecast

Additional bonus bonds legal says state supreme court

Olympia Oct 6 The state supreme court ruled that additional holders’ bonus bonds may be issued and accepted for permanent investment in school funds to cover claims in excess of the 11 million dollars appropriated by the last legislature. The court held bond issues are constitutional and not limited to the estimate.

Olympia State Supreme Court

Inquest Set for Baby Lucy’s Death in Aberdeen

An inquest will be held in the county morgue at 9 am. Carmody notes baby Lucy was born December 18 in St Josephs hospital Aberdeen. Ruth Marie Pappas, wife of a Greek restaurant proprietor, is named as the mother after a divorce. Lucy was placed in care with Mrs Osborn.

Storma Invest Carmody St. Joseph's Hospital Aberdeen Lucy Alice Brens Ruth Marie Pappas

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Health Boost

Advertised as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to improve skin tone, eyes, and appetite by stimulating the liver and bowels. The ad promises pink skin, buoyancy, and relief from constipation with one or two nightly doses, selling millions of boxes at 15¢ and 8d.

To Have Curly Wavy Hair Like Nature's Own

Advertises plain liquid silmerine as a harmless method for achieving curls and waves without hot irons. Claims hair gains luster and liveliness, resembling Nature's own, with easy manageability when directions are followed.

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